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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

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Cape Cod eranlerFi.s at HAtchs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

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mitts for the holidays At Coles Glove Store.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-21

Ch sics mixed candy st Hstch's. 10 cents
Per To-: 3 lbs for p cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

am q wvoi carver by trado and live In Eas'
157th-st I had always been q strong, wen man.
had my first attack Of malaria In $780, with heaascnes
loss Of appetite and ambition chilly sensations ievor
yswning, and stretching. &c. began taxing Quinine
and kept on for about four years, getting weaker anu
worse all the time had dumb ague In Its worst
form. Il was like fro I'm . burning coal mine. In
March, 1884 Knocked o5 work and went home to die
Then followed two years Of periiton on earth. !
could scarcely walk yet often took thirty grains OF
ounine at q dose The effect Of this was to mako me
neary wild. 1t broke up my sleep and often stag
pered about the door all night In state Of intense
nervous irritation.
From IT'S pounds (my proper weight ran down "
81 pounds-the weight u light girl-and was scarcely
better than skeleton.
II anybody had killed me with a Ratchet should
have been better on My physician said:" MI Miller,
can't do you any good might pour pounds VI qui-
nine down your throat and 1t wouldn't help you"
Three weeks afterward-the last VI May gave up
all other medicine and began on Kaskine. In one
week was better. began to sleep, to have an sppc
tito and 10 gain strength and In month was back
at my work. have got back my old weight snd since
then have never lost day from sickness.
Federck A. Miller, $50 East 157th-st, New.fork
Other letters Of a simlarcharacter from prominent
individuals, which stamp Kaskine as remedy VI uI
doubted merit, will be sent application.
Tho Kaskno Company, "a Warren-st, New-York
and 35 Harrington Road London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
NEW.YORK CITY.

For the convenience Of candidates living In New
York and it, vicinity, examinations for admission
10 Amherst College will be held In the Adtiphi Acau
emy BROOKLYN under the direction Of Professor
W. C. Pcckham beginning tomorrow at . a. III aho
continuing two days
Tho United States Mutual Benefit Association OF
the Society of Veterans Of the Regular Army and
Navy OF tho United states has been incorporated By
Alexander u. Butts Avery q. Wheeler William j.
iloiok, John IL. Meeker and A. Ernest Hickok.
The steamship Parthla, the second steamer Of the
new line between Vancouver and Yokohama saiieo
from the latter port Monday with 3"5oOoo pounds
Of teas for overland and 100000 pounds for Pacific
Coast ports; also twenty-five Euiopean' cisn'S
seven Chinese and ten japanese passengers
Captain Williams yesterday arrested on bench
warrants three women the proprictorS OF dsor-
Derby houses In West Thirty-hrstst They were taken
before Judge Gildersecve who hxed ban at S50o ~
each case. A.. J. Adams, OF No. 36l west IhltS
second st. and samuel Nelson, of No. 1ol West Forty
sixth-st, furnished the bonds.
Tho yaledlctorian at tho Normal College this year
Is Miss Elizabeth Tying. granddaughter OF DR.
stephen H. Tying. and tho salut.toran Is Miss Mary
l. Babcock a daughter VI Jared 5. Babc0cb for some
years the principal of the Evening High School
The coroners jury yesterday gave verdict OF
accidental death In the OF Robert Andersen the
swedish sailor who fell from the window OF the
Cherry st. lodging house on sunday
collector Magone yesterday appointed John H.
Roberts VI this city, customs staustlclan at SAL
ray Of $1,000.
The question OF closing tho Cotton Exchange on
Saturday July ., was discussed by the members
yesterday and q majority Of them seemed to be IN
favor OF II.
The steamer Richmond Hill from London arrived
On Monday with thirty eight tons of scenery and cos
tunes consigned to Dolossy Kiralfy's spectacular or
ganiZauOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
GENERAL CATLIN MAY NOT RESIGN'

THE T. ASH RECOMMENDED FOR MEN WHO DO As Hx
HAS DoSE-JUDGE VAN CorT's STRONG Words
Tho First Ward Republican Association Oh DrooH,
lyn took action, last evening to repudiato oono
Isaac s. Cat.in who recently jumped into tno -"
cratic party. The June meeting OF the Dody was n
at No. 172 Montaguest.. and was presidea e'o. i.
William ii. Williams. Secretary Frothinanam ios
brief lctter dated May ls from General Cathh tonuo
ing his resignation as member oil tho as'vo. ..s.
Mr. Frothing CHAM further SAID that no suon e''e.
the long one published giving Genera' S~
reasons tor his action had ever been received Wy .
He wIote t, General Catn in regard TO inc sad ood
ment that the letter had been forwarded 10 nil auu
General Catln said in reply that he had VIII noiu |
letter at to time it written In December, "nu
had finally published II to give the reason i'r Ills
action. go .s,
Joshua NJ Van Colt said, with suppressed indigna-
tion that ha did know how to treat the indig1y
nut upon the association Ss deserved Generai Cat
lin had caused to be published letter Purpofne DC
addressed TO the association and 1t had not so been
addressed Tho letter protessed to give the septi-
ments OF the writer at q date long before II was pup
lished. Ii was perfect deception upon the Pupnc'
As no meeting of the association had been held alter
the formal letter of resignation received before
General Catlin had joined Democratic ASSOCIATION,
Judge Van Colt moved that his communication be
returned to him with statement to that efieot, ana
that his name be struck the roll. lie added: 80
lie has slipped OF into the ranks of tho enemy like
those men educated at West Point who entered the
service OF the Rebellion with the epaulets OF the Gov
eminent still their shoulders am inclined to 90
farther than this motion have made II some honest
hand would lay cutting lash upon n bare back and
that back General Catlins piece of moral and
political justice would be done that would afford great
satisfaction TO this association But forbear TO apply
the lash" -
The motion was then unanimously adopted. The
names of several persons applying tor men bershiP
were hauded in, and il reported that balance Oh
800 in the treasury. According to the bylaws
OF the General Committee meetings we're held by all
the Ward Associations in the city last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
BROOKLYN.

Of Peters Episcopal Church has added 1928 so 70 the
psech.r MemoriaI Fund. which amounts 10 S23546.
QuntaTd has vetoed the resolution OF
rhe BOARD providing for the appointment OF
deputy snto for the County Court House at slOoO
year.
The University Of North Carolina has conferred the degree
NJ ID ID upon John g. Bscchus rector OF the Epsco
pal Church OF tho Reformation. IN 0atosavo.
poard n, F.tmae yo,terday down the provisional
PARK Department S22s 100 The Guy WORKS
and Health Departments VIII have ther demahus ATTENDED,
to-day.
verdict awarding slI 500 damages was rendered yester
day I'm the suit OF thomas Holmes, minor agans the Az
isyc Avenue railroad Company growing out OF Injuries
caused over by VanderOtaVc street car
az Wander bit and Park ayes OIL January II.
william e. Leach warrant clerk in the Controllers once
died on Monday Parkve L. L. at the age OF shythtec
m. bren for years lilo was once
Deputy and at another time Excise commissioner
Tia " "a a close friend OF Boss Il" Mclaughlin
lar. onantv of oranges and lemons landed at
coinma Stores seized by the Health Department
hou 20 will To DO removed 10 the omar
hs with tho fruit broke nor smart and
IL had 10 be transferred 10 another vessel and IN the delay
decay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
WHAT IA GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trial OF Jacob sharp before Judge Barrett.
I1shWard reference, No A. Nilliam-st., IL a. m.
Meetings Of Dock and Park Commissioners
Annual reception Of Female Department VI Gram
mar school No. Is, O:3O a.
Annual reception OF Primary School No. 10, 10 a. m.
Mcmahon Flynn Investigation before Commissioners
Shields IL
Lawn Tennis Tournament, Prospect Park, Brook
lyn
Lawn tennis tournament, Orange, ". J.
Republican Club Of City VI New York No. W west
Twenty ghth-st, 4 p. III. . 49,
East Fifty-scventh-st, D. m.
Music In Tompkins Square, p. m.
Sailing Of deputation Of Ancient and HONORABLE
Artillery OF Boston on city OF Rome a. M st.,
Sailing OF Canon Wherefore OH steamship baalc,
O n.
Mazzini Society Festival, Union Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
TIE COURT OFAPPEALS SUSTAIys MoABE.

TIE COURT OFAPPEALS SUSTAINS HeCABE.
George II. McCloskey. counsel for John McCabe. who
was dismissed from the Fire Department for having
July g. $780, sent out the three sixes ALARM yester
day relieved the following telegram:
SARATOGA. Juno 2lIn the OF the People rel Nc
the Fro Commissioners Of NewYo1k the appeal Is
dismissed with costs. o. U. PEkRlSk. CLERK.
Mr.. McCabe dismissed by the votes OF Commission.
ers Purroy and Smith Comms sioner Croker refused to
acquiesce in the verdict
lie said last evening: have never had much doubt
that the courts would right McCabe / am Tammany
Democrat aud McCabe Is Republican. Politics do not
AFFECT me- however, In the workings OF the department.
and certify 10 the fact that McCtbe capable IN
telgent and fearless fireman. Hence | opposed his
being dismissed from tho Department. where he had
worked hsef up by hard intelligent service, for one
OF judgment. IL was unjust, and am sincerely
glad the Court OF Appeals has finally decided that
his dismissal was un warranted"
" What will now be done !"
McCabe Will be restored TO his rank and those who
have been promoted by OF his dismissal will have
to drop back W their old places"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
STEPHEN G. CLARKE ROBBED At TENAFLY.
BURGLARS ENTER THE HOUSE AND SECURE MUCH
BoOTY-ONE ARREST MADE.

BURGLARS ENTER THE HOUSE AND SECURE MUCH
BooTY-oSE ARREST MADE
Stephen G. Clarke. q lawyer who mas onces IN inc
Equitable Building, robbed In his house al Ichany
on Monday night OF jewcry and money to the amount
~ sho,t II 900 Mr. Clarke retired az his usual hour
Monday night lie and his wife sleep on the second
floor nd they disturbed dFng the hgnt Dy sy
unusual sounds There are seven dogs kept on the place
for protection, but some one Tor some unehp'anea 'e"
son had locked them all up In the stable, , :,
When Mr.. Clarke arose early yesterday morning r ne
firing were missing and then Tor the nrst tune IL was
discovered that burglars had entered the housenold
Abou 500 in bank notes issued the Aguan Naviga-
ton and Improvement Company Bank At Honduras the
bills RANGING In denomination from ~ to 800 were IN MI
and the entire suit OF clothes ana con-
fonts had been TAKEN along with bis valuable gold wach
and chain and a small amount OF cash MI Clarke Is a
director OF the Improvement Company ana inc biis
could be rapidly negotiated by the thieves for they arc
issued by tho bank uIder special grant OF the hohdu
large single stone ruby ring OF the rare uocu
color which was worth upward OF 5000 and belonged I'd
Mr. Clarke. Among the smaller articles Oh on ca,
red away PAR OF pearls worth heary S<oV SCI -
sleeve buttons which In pair OF cunr In SIX uress
which Mrs Clarke had worn the day before o,,r.a IN
Mr. Clarkes bedroom. nothing being touched down
Msics would Drove attractive to expert cracEsmen
Mr. Jameson, Cbiof OF the Englewood Protectivo IS
s so'IsH WITH T' police pn Inspector Byrne. was
quesed to arrest any one presenting the notes. any ne
Improvement company and the Homer Lee bsnk note
Company which printed the notes, are assisting In the
chase for tho thleVeA . - ~, =, pa-...
wa. arrested yesterday afternoon at inc once OF L,
norman 4 Foshay. brokers at 40. ~ waist, WhIo
trying dispose OF some notes OF tue AguaI
and lmproycnent Company, OF Trukilo. HONDURAS IN
spector Byrnes had sent notices 10 the DanHlne houses
down concerning the stolen notes and wnen Lsvls
long enough for Detective Mulvoy 10 be sent for and ar
rest him The prisoner refused 10 say anything about
himself and Ia not known a. thief. Marshal Jameson:
OF Englewood will take Levit TO jersey today 10 see II
he can be identified by several people who saw strangers
proving In the neighoorhood oil MT olak mousse On mo
o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

short dsshes will starter Caldwels finest skin
to-day Bad will spoil the best chances and the starter
should exercise special number OF good horses VIII
run and lively finishes may be looked for.
Mr. Haggln should get the Zephyr Stakes with either
he prefer II he does not
both places Kngnsh should run second.
Russell second in three fast He reems
likely second and stuyvesnt get second
place. . 80 o.-.-,,
Connenara should capture the third with Stripping
second
MIR Haggin holds strong hand In the Bay Ridge Handi
with both Ben All and HdagO al weights which they
handle comfortably The Haggin stable should win with
Wickham or Exile second.
Favor may get the dfth race. Ten Strike second
Q the entries:
FIRST KACE-ZEPHYR STAKES TwoYeAR-OLDs SPECIAL
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
SUMMARY DISCHARGE OF PARK EMPLoTES

SUMMARY DISCHARGE OFP4Rh EMPLOYEES
The Brooklyn Park Department recently set on foot
private investg alton OF certain transactions in con-
nection with some OF the employees who we're appointed
under the new regime introduced by Mayor Whitneys
commissioners year ago. The work bore fruit yes
terday in the summary discharge OF Luke Harrington.
general superintendent OF the department Michael
Moran head carpenter; Samuel 4. Dunn, clork and
Inetcorologist; and William Simpson, boss painter.
Ii had been found that Harrington had Moran and
Simpson do some carpenter work and painting at his
house when they supposed TO be working Tor the
Department and used Park supplies In the work.
d Inn kept a lot of bunting which he took home 10
have sewn together for decorating the grand stand on
Annv ersary Day. About 100 yards was found at his
house.
At the meeting yesterday Commissioner Harteau
made a strong appeal to permit Harrington to resign
instead OF dsnis ring him, as he was nan competent
for the place which he had filled. The work he had
had done at his house, only amounted to $40. Mr.
larteau said, and he ought not to be branded a. O
thief But tho Commissioners defeated Mr.. Harteaus
motion. Mr.. Harrington WAS put In charge OF Pros
psct Park after Colonel Cuyer forced TO resign
Inc commissioners reconsdered their action in
allowing the proposed soldiers monument TO be
placed in City Hall Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

The coroncr's jury In the Lena Zorn case, accom-
panied by Coroner Edman and Captain Xortrght, of
the 1hrysecond Precinct, visited the picnic ground
yesterday and the spot where the chld's body was
found, They weic taken in the police patrol wagon
over tho route followed by the child shown by the
testimony, and examined for themselves evury point
brought out by tho evidence After their return
the Coroner dlivcrod his charge to the jury review
Ing the entire and LAYING stress tho Isolated
place which the school children had been taken
tie Picnic, and the small number Of teachers who
accompanied them.
The Jury out forty five minutes. Their YER
dict that tho child hal wandered into the mersh
near sherman Creek and there drowned. The
body In their opinion had been aferward mutilated
in some unknown manner They censured the
Lutheran school for taking many children to this
place without larger number Of guardians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
rounrH-BAr RIDGE HANDICAP. 1a MILES
FnTH-HAyDIcAP. lie MILES.
SELLING STAKES. l's
RACING MEN ENTERTAIN Mr.. IVES.

A handsome dinner was given at the Union Club on
Monday evening by the Executive Committee OF INC
Coney Island Jockey Club to Assembiyman Ives, as
testimonial of their appreciation of his snccessfui Efforts
to carry through the racing bill generally known
by his name About twenty sat down TO the taoic'
among them Leonard w. Jerome president OF the Cono'
Island Jackey Club James G. X. Lawrence secretay'
III BRADFORD treasurer and r c. Livingston ana -. =,
Cassatt, OF the Board OF GOVERNOR Governor I ame.
GALWAY. John NJ Bowers. District Attorney Riagway'
of Brooklyn; Franklin Bartlett and Genera ,,,
some uleasant informal speeches were made Ds.ioc
Attorney Rigway gratifed those present Dy iiorl ,
them that official notice had been served on All .no Po
canfains in BROOKLYN that II any betting on races
discovered in am precinct, the captain would certa
lose his place The dinner was an e1trehey Le rs.
affair in every way ard much enjoyed by all pres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
VETERANS GOING TO SARATOGA

Ono hundred and seventy five members OF the uniformed
battalion 9TH Regiment Veteran Corps accompanied
by Cappas band left Pier No. A. North River the
steamer Richmond 80 o'clock last evening for
saratoga Al Albany they Will take special and reach
Society Of the Army OF the Potomac At Con
gress officers OF tho Mold and stah Wiz Colonel
Henry Colonel H. %. Arthur,
John H. Kemp Adjutant IT, Covel and Qnartsrmoser II.
O. Kathbone all present Tho battalion will leave
this and expects TO roach York 70
Friday the battalion will to reeks
Kill the Grand Reubo In Walt their brethren Of
the 7th In actual service in the State Camp
Tho Goth aud l4th Regiments left their armories In New.
York and Brooklyn respectively about Yesterday and
started West Share Road. The Goth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
NEVIS FROM THE SUB URBS
NEWARK.

Michael Murray who recently convicted OF selling
iIauor on Sunday sentenced Yesterday TO nne OF
StnG and costs 700. george Lehman VINO
suilfy To Tie same offence nned $3.50 and 500
Tho sentence OF Murray caused condemnation among
ana Yesterday they we're talking OF closing Their
Mae, and enforcing tho SUNDAY law TO the letter BITS
fr.da az whose place Ia Lawrencest Maggie Al
hrecht was and who convicted OF Selling liquor
without license sentenced yesterday 10 year III the
penitentiary. . ,.,,- -. .,..,.r., ro.a rto,to
compatriot In Italian tenement az No ~ DtlIl ST. was
capnrod at noon yesterday In an Italian lodSnsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
INCOMING STE4HERI
THURSDAY. JUNE %.
SHIPPING NEH.y
PORT OF NETWORK .......TU ES DAY. JUNE q. lSs
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. TU ESDAf, J UNE II. 1891
ARRIVED
Steamer Saint Romans ;Brl Campbell Liverpool June
with mdse to Chas Co. Arrived at the Bar at 10
Steamer ughenden Br Race Barrow 10 days With iron
order vessel TO simpson, Spence Young Arr'oo At no
Steamer Eibe aer Meyer Bremen June IL sOuhamDo1H
steamer GLAND Intch) Boujcr Junes with
mdss $40 to Funch Edge Co. Arrived az
steamer s Acne OBJ seders savana June carhagena
g. LmOn ~ Kingston Havana i6 rita mdss ana q pass
Steamer Lbet,s Nor Danissep Ba,aS0a - days WIN
dCa & ay mdso and
Steamer chamette Adams Noworeans days. with mdse
.ns Mallory GTn1 muse
steamer Roanoke Couch ch% non Gi,y Point and Nor
ship Republic smith YoEShoma ian u.s. HOO foo 10
VIZ" ssp %n%S sSs yiss ~s days with
m.S to Grs "e So days. with
m.c to order yssss ESqsh a a@y' Kitchener
na rs days with sugar Hugh Kelly vessel to scamme
ptc raTa%nrpO sa days with sugar
orssr wSi%sy VI, por, sn.n %
days with 70 order vessel to 9 mn { Co .,.
TO sS. vS vs.s c "'
sohr Addio NJ Bird, Hggnson Hls6oro NIB a DAYS
sUNsEr-At Sandy Hook. wind moderate s; ha1y. At
City Island. wind light. 81 cloudy.
Arrived Yesterday
10 win %,e and 45a to Henderson Bros Ar
steamer Bella tiirl Graham Rio Janero May 80, with
mdse and Busk Jevons Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Benacre tBr) ogg Spain days. with sugar
to vesseto Chas Wright Co. Arrived ~ the BAT
Bark tiiovann QtaD Gavagnin Leghorn SO DAYS, with
to order. vessel tn Austin Baldwin Co,
Errante Ausp Mcolich Lisbon IS days, win muse
to ORDER vessel TO Bella Cosuich.
Bark Bertha Anderson Br) Thomson, Antigua IL days
Bros Co; vessel 10 Funch. Edye Co.
with mdse TO order; vessel to Funoh. Edge Co
Brg Sunlight Thompson. Demcrara with mdse and pass
en sehr G Dana Cape Hayen IS days. with
logwood Jimines, Hausedt q Coz vessel TO Miller
Co.
Steamer wyoming r) Rigby. Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer Caledonia (Br Garve Brstol-Henderson Bros.
steamer saale (oer Richter Bremen via southampton
Oelrichs & Co. . r..
steamer Cyril OBI, Johnson Para Maranham. &c-Booth
& Co, ,-.
steamer W Clyde Holmes Turks Island San Domingo
Gown Clyde q Co. . a.
steamer Ayo (Br Williams Kingston, carthagena &c
PIN. FOrwood e Co. p.n-
Steamer stamford tNor GIemrs Baracca-oOmez Penn
SAIL x-. a,
Steamer Tallahassee Fisher. savannah-Henry Iongelr
Steamer Delaware TriDou Charleston ana forhan"nA
Steamer Herman Winter Hallott Boston-H Dmock
Ship Vanoo tBrl. Goudsy. Lverpool-boya&
BARK Jennie Parker (Br Barker SINGAPORE io'
bark Eve Reed whittier LyttctOn and Auckland NJ
BarE Ariste AUST saianovich Lisbon-Bea Cosulch
Bark Lottero Bertollo tita) pehac"ss nuchos AS'os
Bark Golden Rassett tFr Smith, Parana ARE Rsp-John
Dunn. - .,,, o. N, II, ,.o...a A. pro
| Bark (,aleota tBri MILAN, Port spain-Geo Chrisoll
| BARK boris Eckhof. Todd Havana-Jas Ward co.
Brig zeica tBr Nurchison. ST kitts-A strauss Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
Correct MHsie BY mai.
SONG AND CHORUS ROUGH ON RATS,

Correct Mssie BY mail
SONG AND CHORUS ROUGH ON RATS.
NAY n sung TO TUNE OF "LIrrLE BRowSJuo'S
sauaing children, scolding wife,
Mere not the pest OF my poor life,
Whsre'er lived, In house or fats,
XIV plague has been those horrtd Rats.
Tiey ate our meat our bread and shoes
Ne could not have quiet snooze
One day my wife did chance 10 DOSE
They pinned my baby by the nose
CHORUS
rtr-rats, Rats Rough on Rats'
Hang your dogs and drown your-aWf
We give plan for every man
To clear his house with ROUGH ON KATE
trot cat I set trap,
And thought TO have quiet nap .
but scarce in bed snug were laid,
When round the room the villains played.
NV wife jumped out upon the floor.
40 strike O light but soon did roar,
As we'll she might, for you must know,
The steeLtrsp had her by the toe.
Suosus-R-r-ratsi Rats Rats Rough on Rats. ee0
But Rats were not the only pest,
10 spoil our food and spoil our rest,
Fresh trouble did each day arise
Mice, Reaches, Bugs Mosquitoes, Flea
But now I've got the tip at lat,
And soundly sleep, and eat quite faa
For we have banished all the crew,
And you shall learn the secret too.
CRonrs-R-r.ratsl Rats Rats Rough on Rat, etc.